Multilinguish: The Brothers Grimm

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How To Talk About Family In Norwegian

Norwegian culture is like pretty much every other culture in the sense that family is a pretty big d...

The Etymology Of Sporting Event Names

Between the 8th century BCE and the 5th century CE, Ancient Greece was where the first athletic disc...

How To Apologize In Italian

To start with a word to the wise: Italians are not prone to the sort of over-apologizing that’...

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Language And Football: How The Beautiful Game Became Multilingual, And How The Players Cope

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Improve Your Accent With These 5 Simple Tricks

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A Linguistic History Of Major European Cities

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Making Space For Europe’s Endangered Languages

On February 21, Mother Language Day promotes linguistic diversity and action against language discri...

A Few Of The Most Famous Celebrity Language Fails

For something that we all spend so much effort on getting right, language is at its best when it goe...

The 1980s Slang That Defined The Decade

It can be hard to really understand a decade until it’s long over. Even after 30 years have pa...

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When you only know English, you’re getting a limited look at what language as a whole can do. Ther...

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How To Talk About Family In Russian

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